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In 2005 the Rose bed was established with seven Hybrid bare root tea roses. The year before the Iris nursery was removed and the soil was enriched with compost.
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  Chicago Peace
Enormous blooms of rich, canary yellow, tinged with rose pink, borne singly on strong stems.  A sport of the great Pease rose.  Vigorous, busy plant.  Petal count:  65.  Everblooming Hybrid Tea
  Mister Lincoln (Red)
Large, deep red, velvety blooms, one to a stem.  Fragrant.  Vigorous plant, dark green foliage. Petal count:  35.  Everblooming Hybrid Tea
  Gene Boerner
Large perfectly shaped blooms of clear pink, borne singly and in clusters.  Light green foliage.  Upright bush.  Petal count:  35.  Everblooming Hybrid Tea
  Pink Peace (Pink)
Magnificent, very fragrant blooms of deep dusty pink on long stems. Leathery foliage.  Vigorous, tall growing plant.  Petal count:  58. Everblooming Hybrid Tea
  Royal Highness (Pink)
A Classic beauty with blooms of soft, delicate pink, borne single on long, strong stems. Enticing fragrance.  Petal count 43.  Everblooming Hybrid Tea
  Oregold  (Yellow)
Magnificent dep lemon yellow blooms with a delicate tea fragrance are borne singly on long stems.  Dark green foliage.  Petal count:  30 to 35.   Everblooming Hybrid Tea Rose
[2005 Blossom Photo]
  Oklahoma (Red)
Buds and blooms are large, fragrant and very dark red, on long, straight, sturdy stems. The foliage and bush are vigorous.  Petal count: 48  Everblooming Hybrid Tea Rose
Care:
June 18, 2005 Treated with Bondie Brand Systemic Rose & Flour Care Fertilizer (8-12-4)
Bondie Rose Rx 3 in 1 fungicide insecticide & Miticide

 

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